Sentence examples for most consistent explanation from inspiring English sources

The most consistent explanation for this is a multifactorial pattern of inheritance, implicating a combination of genes and environment.

The most consistent explanation for this in small oxide particles is the effect of the truncated attractive Madelung potential that holds the oxide lattice together [23].

Bondeson (2006) speculates that the most consistent explanation of his death, given his symptoms and medical history, is that he had a sudden pulmonary embolism.

We therefore conclude that the elimination of hydrogen as a compensating donor defect provides the most consistent explanation of our results.

We believe that the most consistent explanation for the age-related seroprevalence patterns is increased horizontal transmission in high prevalence herds, but with non-continuous exposure.

We finally identified 10 genes that was the most consistent explanation to have been transferred from the genome of bacteria to the genome of B. mori.

Yet as the cases presented here demonstrate, the concept of a disease continuum whereby cell-mediated immune recognition of beryllium produces acute symptoms, is active during asymptomatic periods, and is responsible for chronic impairment, is by far the most parsimonious and consistent explanation.

Our study from a non-western developing country is most consistent with the simplest explanation, i.e., a lack of positive association between early life emotional deprivation and cardiovascular risk factors.

Overall, we suggest that our observations are most consistent with the fertility insurance explanation, or other unrecognised non-genetic benefits, for female engagement in EPC.

This explanation is the most consistent with our observations.

The explanations with the most consistent empirical support revolve around the X (Z -chromosome [14], leading to the expectation that the X-chromosome plays a substantial genetic role in the occurrence of postZ -chromosometion in any given system.